صفحه‌­ی مینیاتوری LEU پرتودهی شده در رآکتور تحقیقاتی تهران که برای تولید رادیوایزوتوپ مولیبدن-99 استفاده می‌شود، منبع پرتوزایی متشکل از رادیوایزوتوپ‌های مختلف است. محاسبه و تخمین آهنگ دز تابش‌های گامای گسیلی این منبع، به منظور مقایسه با مقادیر مجاز توصیه حمل‌ونقل مواد پرتوزا حفاظت پرتویی کارکنان حین انجام تست‌های آزمایشگاهی داغ، پیش هر اقدام عملی، امری ضروری مقاله، اعتبار یک روش پیشنهادی جهت هد...

Methods for processing multibeam echo-sounder (MBES) bathymetry data are well established, however, there is no universal and established approach to processing and interpretation of MBES backscatter data. The aim of this paper is to (1) detail the different backscatter logging methods implemented in modern high-frequency MBES systems used primarily in shallow water; (2) describe and suggest ap...

We rst present two tight lower bounds on the size of the secret keys of each user in an unconditionally secure one-time use broadcast encryption scheme (OTBES). Then we show how to construct a computa-tionally secure multiple-use broadcast encryption scheme (MBES) from a key predistribution scheme (KPS) by using the ElGamal cryptosystem. We prove that our MBES is secure against chosen (message,...

Multibeam echosounders (MBES) are increasingly becoming the tool of choice for marine habitat mapping applications. In turn, the rapid expansion of habitat mapping studies has resulted in a need for automated classification techniques to efficiently map benthic habitats, assess confidence in model outputs, and evaluate the importance of variables driving the patterns observed. The benthic habit...

The multibeam echo sounders (MBES) can acquire accurate positional but low-resolution seabed terrain and images, whereas side scan sonars (SSS) can only acquire inaccurate positional but high-resolution seabed images. In this study, a new method for superimposing corrected-positional SSS images on multibeam bathymetric terrain is proposed to obtain high-resolution and accurate-positional seabed...

The recently declared Australian Commonwealth Marine Reserve (CMR) Network covers a total of 3.1 million km2 of continental shelf, slope, and abyssal habitat. Managing and conserving the biodiversity values within this network requires knowledge of the physical and biological assets that lie within its boundaries. Unfortunately very little is known about the habitats and biological assemblages ...